Shadows seem perfect for scientific study. After all, they can be created on demand, are predictable and easy to observe all around us. On the other hand, as specimens, they can be slippery.
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January is “Boost Your Selfie Esteem” month and we have just what the doctor ordered –a rousing game of “Telephone”.
You’ve noticed it! You have not been taking as many selfies as you use to. Your selfie output is at an all-time low, and you are starting to feel a bit photo-phobic.
There seemed to be little doubt about it, it was scientifically proven: Santa Claus does not just visit homes, he visits museums too. At least that’s what we thought.
The colours of fall have faded and the multi-coloured lights of December have yet to come, but poor little, stuck-in-the-middle November needs some colour.
The results are in from our previous “Name the Hyenas” challenge, and the two hyenas on our newest poster have been named. They shall affectionately be referred to as ….
THE HAUNTED HALLS OF BOO-RINGIA: DAY 2Special film screening:Lego Movie 2: The Second Part (rated G)Show time: 1 PMHaunted Hall hours: 12 PM to 5 PM
THE HAUNTED HALLS OF BOO-RINGIA: DAY 1Special film screening:Night at the Museum 2: Battle of the Smithsonian (rated PG)Show time: 1 PMHaunted Hall hours: 12 PM to 5 PM
Art is such a wonderful and vast thing, and everybody has a different way of interpreting what art is. But what is even cooler is that ancient art was created by humans thousands of years ago.
Teeth are important to us, but also to animals! In the 1970s, two strange looking carnivore teeth were found on the Old Crow River, in the northern Yukon.
Museum’s Choice – Fossil Favourites from Across Canada has made its way to Whitehorse.
